ISBN: 0061056944

Ring

(Book #4 in the Xeelee Sequence Series)

By Mary Hartwell 1847-1902 Catherwood

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Michael Poole's wormholes constructed in the orbit of Jupiter had opened the galaxy to humankind. Then Poole tried looping a wormhole back on itself, tying a knot in space and ripping a hole in time. It worked. Too well. Poole was never seen again. Then from far in the future, from a time so distant that the stars themselves were dying embers, came an urgent SOS--and a promise. The universe was doomed, but humankind was not. Poole had stumbled upon an immense artifact, light-years across, fabricated from the very string of the cosmos. The universe had a door. And it was open... This description may be from another edition of this product.

Format:Mass Market Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:0061056944

Release Date:April 1996

Publisher:Harper Voyager

Length:512 Pages

Weight:0.57 lbs.

Dimensions:6.8" x 1.3" x 4.2"

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Rated 5 stars
Great tips - even for the weekend DYI'r

By Thriftbooks.com User, February 8, 2008

At first when I started reading the book I thought I was in store for a long treatise on how to build a professional workshop. If you are in the market for that information, I am sure this book will get you started. Where I found the book most useful was in seeing how each person used the space available. In one instance, the shop design was a professional spread with a specific location for each step of the woodworking...

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Great source of ideas

By Thriftbooks.com User, February 28, 2006

Reading this book has prepared me well with ideas to consider in setting up my first real workshop when I move to a new house in the coming year. Good graphics and photos too!

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Excellent information

By Thriftbooks.com User, August 6, 2005

The book gives outstanding ideas in all areas of building your workshop. Learned a whole lot from this book! Well worth the price. A+++ in my book

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Rated 5 stars
Best concise shop design book out now.

By Thriftbooks.com User, January 4, 2005

This is the best concise shop design book out now in my opinion. It covers quite a few areas in detail like lighting, adding a wood floor on top of concrete, dust collection issues, various layouts, essential tools, and more that make it an essential book. Aim high in making your shop as good as any tool you have or project you make. This book encourages that and helps you make wise, cost-effective decisions.

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